Sentence examples for extracting greater from inspiring English sources

Of the nine solvents used, methanol was the best extractant, extracting greater quantity of plant material than the other solvents used (Fig.  1).

Karzai's government needs American and international aid to survive, but his high-profile brinksmanship with the U.S. over the B.S.A. and other issues has allowed him to tamp down Afghan anger while extracting greater concessions from his Western patrons.

The net income balance – the difference between the profits of Australian investing overseas, and profits made by foreign companies in Australia – has suffered as a result of mining companies extracting greater amounts of Australian mineral wealth for foreign owners.

But the departure of Burns indicates that the government looks even keener to favour what were described as "privatisation options in particular" as a way of "extracting greater public value" from Channel 4, as revealed in plans leaked last week.

Since an unidentified civil servant was seen walking up Downing Street holding, but not quite concealing, a document that set out options for "extracting greater public value from the Channel 4 Corporation, focusing on privatisation options in particular…" there has been a lot of information exchanged and commentary expended.

More cash can always be spent if only in higher pay for the staff of what is Europe's biggest single employer.That shows where the emphasis really belongs on improving the NHS's responsiveness, and on extracting greater output from the extra cash.

Too many people got complacent and lazy – and the market responded as we should have predicted, by extracting great costs from a great number of people.

No one was allowed to "hold out" and extract greater profits than anyone else.

The interim chairman, Joel C. Gordon, said the notice by senior bondholders was an attempt "to extract greater value at the expense of other stakeholders".

While Ms. Ho has stressed the need to extract greater shareholder value, many executives had hoped Temasek would slowly withdraw, eventually privatizing its stakes.

On the basis of the banks' latest unacceptable attempt to extract greater gain for their shareholders from the government's bail-out scheme, public opinion is unlikely to change.